Using Generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Supply Chains

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Daniel Stanton

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01 - Introduction

01 - Get started with Generative AI.mp4

00:49

02 - Access ChatGPT.mp4

01:45

02 - 1. Explore Generative AI

01 - Manage the information value chain.mp4

03:14

02 - Evaluate a Generative AI platform.mp4

02:12

03 - Use Generative AI in supply chains.mp4

01:30

04 - Use ChatGPT as a reference.mp4

02:24

05 - Use ChatGPT as a chatbot.mp4

02:32

06 - Use ChatGPT as a supply chain translator.mp4

02:34

07 - Use ChatGPT to write code for supply chain.mp4

01:26

08 - Use ChatGPT to write supply chain content.mp4

01:37

09 - Use ChatGPT and DALL-E to generate graphics.mp4

02:54

10 - Maximize the supply chain benefits of Generative AI.mp4

01:46

11 - Manage the risks of Generative AI in the supply chain.mp4

01:27

03 - Conclusion

01 - Integrate ChatGPT into your supply chain.mp4

01:48

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In this course, Daniel Stanton explains how to use generative AI in the supply chain to automate, accelerate, and improve tasks and processes. He gives examples of how to use gen AI, from translating jargon and explaining Incoterms, to crafting explanations for customers and colleagues and writing code. He dives into the benefits—and the risks— and explains how to avoid pitfalls that could undermine credibility and lead to costly errors. Daniel focuses on the benefits, but with healthy skepticism and responsibility for this rapidly evolving technology.

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